So, I spent the whole winter break obsessing over the book “Divergent." “Divergent," a young adult novel, describes a futuristic, dystopian Chicago where people are divided into five factions: Abnegation,...

The Faculty Council passed a proposal Thursday that aims to measure students' appreciation and knowledge of diversity. The proposal, one of two discussion items on the agenda, will extend an invitation...

When I was about 12 years old, I, Madison Feller, had the stunning realization that I would never be the editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine. The source of my realization? My name did not start with...

Wow, I sure am glad to be here. Watching movies has always been one of my very favorite pastimes and I couldn’t be more honored to be reviewing them for MOVE. It’s always been a dream of mine to work...

A dispute over syllabi access resulted in a lawsuit between the UM System Board of Curators and the National Council on Teacher Quality. The NCTQ requested the curators release syllabi and other documents...

A Columbia Board of Health subcommittee on water fluoridation discussed whether to change the level of fluoridation in drinking water during its meeting Thursday. Fluoride naturally occurs in drinking...

The Missouri Department of Transportation announced a $130,000 grant this month to be given to the Missouri Safe and Sober program. The grant allows any high school to take part in the program free of...

Seeing as I’m the biggest Kanye West fan this side of Kanye West and have thoroughly and completely read through Kim Kardashian’s Wikipedia page, I consider myself the foremost authority on the pair....

There’s not a whole lot my dad loves more than “The Andy Griffith Show.”  He has a framed picture of Sheriff Taylor sitting in our basement like a family portrait. He quotes all of the reruns with...